Coming to Vancouver to experience the city and golf, we knew we had to try out one of the various…read morepitch and putt courses, and this one was a lot of fun. What's cool about this spot is that is a low risk way to try out some golf. The longest hole is 100 yards, with most being 75 or less. There were a ton of beginners and first timers playing so it's definitely not a place where pace of play is a priority. There's no tee time required, just walk up and get in line on the first tee. For Americans, the cost for 2 people to play was around $19 for $18 holes. Every tee box has a mat that you hit off of to start reach hole. The greens aren't great, so not the best place to practice putting. When we visited, there were single golfers, groups of 8, and everything in between. Most people dropped off after 9 holes, so we played the second 9 pretty quick. Overall, it's a fun course to get some swings in and have some beers on the course. Not the best to practice putting but a great spot to practice wedges. Don't know if I'd play again but I had a really good time regardless.

That day was my first visit here. I never knew the city had a pitch and putt course. It's quite…read morewell maintained. The greens are properly cut and great for putting. There are some geese around that might get aggressive, so be careful. You can borrow golf clubs from the staff, and they also sell refreshments.

Love love love this track longer hole so I can break out my driver pace can be ok sometimes on…read moreweekends it's a little slow but not bad. Great for value and great for someone transitioning to bigger courses. Only draw back is it can get wet in the winter. Don't really use the driving range or mini golf so can't comment on that. But the rest thumbs up!

Always a fun experience here! They have a driving range, 18-hole golf course and $8 mini-golf. Lots…read moreof parking available. I also like the cafe where you can enjoy coffee or beer and a sandwich in their outdoor patio. They have plenty of outdoor seating so it's quite relaxing. I usually practice at the driving range and if you come often it's better to purchase the 10 visit pass where it averages to a bucket of 60 balls for $7.50. Evenings are quite busy so be prepared to wait for a spot at the driving range but so worth the wait!!

I had my wedding reception here and it was such a memorable event. Throughout the planning process,…read morethe coordinator was on top of it, and communicated well and professionally. The food was delicious and the best part, their wine list! Amazing drinks. Thank you so much for making my wedding such an unforgettable event!

The one and only time I'll ever be able to come here, thanks to friends who had their gorgeous…read morewedding reception here this past weekend. But why the only time? Well, unless another wedding invite graces my mail box, there's no way I could get in. To get on the waiting list for membership is $25k on it's own. Plus, I don't wear my pants up at my armpits or take dinner before 5pm. The view is gorgeous. You can see the Grouse Grind and Vancouver from the expansive patio that faces the course. The greens look like they're kept in immaculate form. (I wonder if there's a wee little garden gnome out there in the early morning hours grooming them with a pair of shears! What else would they do with all those annual dues?) The staff is friendly, professional and on top of their game. They were awesome about bringing vegetarian dishes to the lone vegetarian at our table and kept the drinks coming! The food was decent. It's exactly what you'd expect at a golf course, although, as I mentioned, I was there for a wedding, so we possibly were privy to an exclusive menu - Shrimp Cocktail? Lobster thermidor? Dim sum dumplings as appetizers? Don't mind if I do!

I enjoy coming to the Burnaby Mountain Golf Course to practice swinging every now and then…read more It is nice that they have two floors, heat mounted for individual golfers (and it is quite powerful) for cooler days, and they have mist/spray for warmer days. The guys in the store were quite helpful, and they keep the golf course well-maintained. It is so nice here when the weather is sunny!

This review is for the driving range…read more What was good: -individual heating lamps for wintery practice. -easily accessible -ample of parking -competitive pricing What can be improved: -better signage Overall it was a positive experience.

i called 3 stores looking for new clubs for my grandson .... the staff at peak were the only ones…read moreto pick up the phone. when i went down to check out the selection, the staff were super friendly to my grandson and very helpful in selecting the right clubs for him. it was his first set of clubs, he had a big smile on his face and the staff were very encouraging to him about the new clubs. great service with a smile.

Looks like a great selection of brands and demo clubs are offered. Friendly staff and excellent…read moreservice. Didn't have time to check out the clothing deals but it seems they have a few sale racks on the go. Will have to get back there.

Our trip to Vancouver was focused around golf and food, so our second round of trip took us to…read moreMcCleery Golf Course for an early morning tee time. The course itself was a lot of fun and the greens were in pretty good shape! The par 5s are reachable in 2, the par 3s aren't super tough, and the course as whole offers challenges for both good and beginner golfers. When we went, they were only allowing golf carts on the first 9 holes, and walking only on the back (due to construction) so we decided to get a push cart for the entire round. This was a great decision. The course is flatter without a ton of elevation, so it was a fairly easy course to walk. Getting a tee time, you can do so through their online portal. They charge a booking fee to book ahead of time, but it's worth it. We waited until the week before and the only available tee times were early morning or late late afternoon. If this is a course you want to play, definitely book as far ahead as possible.

Hands down, the worst condition balls Ive ever seen. Ive played golf for over 30 years at hundreds…read moreof golf courses and McCleery driving range has balls that are so old and destroyed, that it's actually detrimental for your game to practice at their facility. Ive played at the course since the 90s and they have the same balls they did when I first started playing here. They fly sporadically and I lose about 30 yards on my pitching wedge. I can't believe how bad the balls are. Don't pay the money, it's not worth it

Quick little holes with a lot of heart. The holes are small…read moreand it goes by fast. Drinks are great and music is on point, so you'll definitely enjoy your time.

Location right next to the Dublin Calling pub. It's a cool spot to hang out with a large group of…read morefriends/colleagues. Standard pub drinks and food with plenty of indoor golf putting games. Some are super easy, others almost impossible which slows the game down especially for bigger groups. Overall an OK place to try out at least once.

There's been a lot of events at country clubs for me lately and this was my most recent stop…read more Lovely location on SW Marine Drive... the sign at the entrance is quite small but once you enter the property, there is ample parking and the Clubhouse itself is quite nice, bright and very quiet. Its focus is on golf so it has fewer amenities and is smaller than others in town. The catering and service was very good... I was pleasantly surprised at the prices for events here and everything ran very smoothly.

I have had the privilege to golf here a few times and to have dined here on a few special occasions…read more It is a private club with alot of respectable history. It exudes what a proper golf club should. One of the premier country clubs in Vancouver. If you have the etiquette and a joie do vivre for golf then you too could sign up and wait to be a member of this exclusive club. Of course it doesn't come cheaply. My golf club is just down the street, but this one is very nice for a price and privilege. And that's what memberships have; it's privileges. :)

Terrible experience with the old gentleman at front desk. He had an attitude ever since we arrived…read morethe pro shop. He then told us that we cannot golf at the 9 hole course since we didn't have a golf bag each. We had 2 golf bags for 3 people because we were able to fit two people clubs in one bag (I have back issue and my friend offered to do this to relieve the pain of carrying clubs). He refused to let us golf even though we explained we have separate clubs. His attitude makes this whole experience frustrating and we would never come back again because of this person.

Well-maintained. Great scenery. Nice people. Clubhouse…read morerestaurant good food (tho wait staff was a little over-loaded when I was there.)